24 Books for LGBTQ+ Pride Month

by Anna-Marie McLemore

Piercing magic. Full review >

by Brian Broome

A stellar debut memoir. Full review >

by Sarah Schulman

Vital, democratic truth-telling. Full review >

by Zak Salih

An insightful examination of two of the many ways gay men present themselves in contemporary America. Full review >

by Kyle Lukoff

Haunting and healing. Full review >

by Adiba Jaigirdar

An intelligent, insightful, and utterly swoon-y coming-of-age story. Full review >

by Olivia Waite

A disarmingly sweet Regency romp. Full review >

by Jeremy Atherton Lin

A vibrant and wistful report on a bygone era in gay culture. Full review >

by Rob Sanders ; illustrated by Robbie Cathro

As beautiful as it is informative about this little-known battle in the fight for equality. Full review >

by Steven Rowley

A novel with some real depth beneath all its witty froth. Full review >

by H.E. Edgmon

A fire starter. Full review >

by Brandon Taylor

Taylor tackles a variety of taboos and articulates the comfortless sides of the soul, and it's thrilling to watch. Full review >

by Krys Malcolm Belc

With vivid rawness, Belc paints an impressionist mural of what it means to be a parent while also birthing his true self. Full review >

by Ami Polonsky

A charming, feel-good LGBTQ+ story. Full review >

by Birdie Milano

Will have readers rolling on the floor with laughter. Full review >

by Paul Rudnick

A light and frothy take on royal romance. Full review >

by Sophie Gonzales

Thoughtful and well executed. Full review >

by Tanya Guerrero

A delightful read. Full review >

by Sam Cohen

A bold collection that explores how we might break free from or reimagine ourselves and our places in the universe. Full review >

by James Sie

A touching, romantic, and rewarding read. Full review >

by Harry Woodgate ; illustrated by Harry Woodgate

As warm and friendly as a kind grandparent. Full review >

by Camryn Garrett

An irresistible, unapologetically feminist story. Full review >

by Robin Stevenson ; illustrated by Julie McLaughlin

Highly—and proudly—recommended. Full review >

by Eliot Schrefer

3, 2, 1…blastoff for mystery, adventure, and queer intergalactic bodice-ripping. Full review >